Supreme Court of Kansas
In re Gamble
November 8, 2024558 P.3d 290
Summary
The court accepted a summary submission agreement establishing by clear and convincing evidence that Gamble engaged in conduct prejudicial to the administration of justice through unnecessarily aggressive and unsupported motion practice, personal attacks, improper accusations, and disclosure of opposing counsel's home address. Although the parties' legal conclusions were advisory and the court independently assessed the violation, it concluded that the agreed facts supported a violation of KRPC 8.4(d). The court imposed a six-month suspension, stayed during a 12-month probation subject to specified supervision and compliance conditions.